Irving S. Wright Award of Distinction
In 1981, Dr. Irving S. Wright, a noted cardiologist and past president of the American Heart Association, brought together a group of far-sighted scientists and lay people to found the American Federation for Aging Research (AFAR). This group, with support from the corporate and foundation sector, set out to find,…
Vincent Cristofalo Rising Star Award in Aging Research
The late Vincent Cristofalo devoted his professional career equally to two pursuits: Doing aging research, and encouraging younger scientists to investigate important problems in the biology of aging. Vince set an example of wise leadership, sophisticated judgment, and solid accomplishment that remain an inspiration to all who knew him. In…
George E. and Marie J. Doty Award
Named in tribute to two extraordinary people, this award recognizes visionaries who through their generosity and compassion have laid the foundation and advanced the mission of AFAR, helping to populate the field with more scientists focused on aging research and clinicians trained in geriatric care. Their contributions will have an…
Fred D. Thompson Award of Distinction
This award is named in honor of the founding Chairman of AFAR’s Board of Directors and is presented to lay individuals who have demonstrated an outstanding commitment to the field of aging research through his/her activities and support of those involved in the field.
AFAR Award
This award is presented to members of the corporate or foundation community who have demonstrated a commitment to the development of the field of geriatrics and gerontology through ongoing grant programs and/or support of programs, individuals, and organizations.
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